Recent content by John Mulcahy

You should be using POST. Use the SwaggerUI by opening a browser at localhost:4735 to see the endpoints, how to access them and the data formats.

Sure, worth a look.

I think the issue is the string problem I mentioned above resulting in REW not being able to access the volume control and apply the correct adjustment. I messaged onto_log with a test build to fix that.

Make a zip copy of the REW folder in your home directory (C:\Users\<your username>) then delete the folder. If REW then starts OK please email a copy of the zip file to feedback@roomeqwizard.com.

If you don't use the Help menu entry and attach the diagnostic file there is little I can do about that.

A related question: when you use Java drivers (not EXCL), is the text in the input and output devices and inputs/outputs correct? The Java 8 Windows runtime (used up to beta 105) has a bug that mangles device names for some character sets, which REW corrects. That fix may no longer be needed...

You didn't select the input for the Java EXCL measurement, why was that?

The input level control is on the Levels tab of the Properties panel for the UMIK-2 entry in the Recording devices list of the Windows Sound control panel.

I don't know, sorry. UMIK-2 gives the same levels with 5.31.3 and 5.40 beta 113 for me, whether I use FlexASIO or Java EXCL drivers. The SPL offset in your beta 113 measurement is much higher, suggesting a big windows input volume control correction, perhaps. Try using the Java EXCL drivers, or...

The version under Apps was probably installed from an admin account, the other from a normal user account. Either install the new version as admin so it is in Applications for all users or remove the old one from Applications.

Right click on the All SPL graph.

Builds updated today (beta 113) with these changes: Added: The right click menu for overlay graph measurements has a "Copy selections info to clipboard" action Added: The main window status bar shows the FS sine Vrms in, FS sine Vrms out and dBW ref resistance values, they can be clicked to...

You have turned the scrollbars off.

True, it tracks some adjustments made during fractional sample interpolation, mostly for my benefit. I'll fix it in the next build.

No, it doesn't do that. It has the same effect as the "Zero cumulative IR shift" button. The example measurement you attached has a small shift.